Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-02
NEWS NOTES.

No. As won the crazy quilt at the
rattle at No. 315 Macy street yesterday.
The pay-car gladdened the hearts OF
the Southern Pacific railway employees
yesterday.
Mrs. Sarah Shrader was examined
yesterday by Judge O'Melveny, but
was found not to be insane.
The Clearing House business during
the past week was as follows: Elk
changes, s1,271,757.z6; balances,
$289, 1854.
The defaulting juror, L. L. Price,
was found guilty Of contempt to Court
by Judge Cheney yesterday, and after
being lectured was fined $40.
The civil calendar of the October
session of the Superior Court, Depart
ments Three and Four, will be called
in Judge Hutton's Courtroom on Mon
day, at 10 o'clock.
Rev. G. w. Heiser, pastor of the
English Lutheran Church of this city,
will hold communion service to-day,
October I'd, at which service a large
number of applications for member
ship will be received into full connec-
ton.
The demurrer Of the Times Mirror
{ Company to the complaint Of ]. Harry
Conlan, who sues them for damages
for libel, was overruled yesterday
morning by Jddge O'Melveny, and
defendants were granted ten days to
answer.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Dunlap yes
terday arrested Thomas Weller and
S. H. Moll who were indicted by the
Grand Jury and charged with having
smuggled cigars from Mexico at San
Diego. Their bonds were fixed at
$1,000 each.
The charge of assault with intent to
murder against Robert J. Pollard of
sAzusa, was dismissed by Justice
lfapey yesterday, none of the prose-
;cuting witnesses appearing. The
charge grew out of the trouble in re-
lhtion to water at Azusa.
lohT. L. Oglesby who was taken to
Maverick County, Texas, some time
since by Deputy Sheriff White of that
place, returned yesterday to this city
And visited the SheriFs Office. He
wis admitted to bail pending his trial,
which comes off in November.
The party of surveyors and guides
who are to examine the best pass
through the Sierra Madre for the Salt
Lake and Los Angeles Railroad, will
start tomorrow by the way of Captain
Moore's Panamint Road, which was
partly and we'll constructed on the
wost bank of the Arroyo Seco.
Thomas Brown, alias Charles Dobbs
charged with having burglarzed a
room in Mrs. Dupuy's lodging house,
occupied by j. F. Baker, and stealing
between $50 and $50 out of a trunk on
the 9th Of June, was taken before
Justice Taney yesterday morning.
His bail was set at $1,000, and in de-
fault he was committed to the County
Jail.
Mr.. S. D. Baker, of the San Fran
cisco Examiner, thinks there are some
honest boys in town. He lost his
bank book containing some money
and, valuable papers yesterday, and
some little fellow whose name could
not be learned returned it, having
found it on the corner of Also and
Los Angeles streets. The little fellow
was handsomely rewarded by Mrs.
Baker.
s'The following have been elected Of
flSers of the Cooks & Walters Union
for the next year: President, George
H Niemeyer; Vice-President, Ed
P. P..McDermott; Recording Secretary
A. 70. Bishop; Financial Secretary, G
Delavan; Treasurer, John Brink
Marshal Charles Burke Inside Guard
Frank A. Hayden; Outside Guard
John Saldatke. Trustees: Levi
Green, Frank Lundstrom, Alber
Heflinger. Employment Secretary
George Henry Niemeyer; Past Presi